Most species are active at night and sleep during the day.
Frogs salamanders
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They dont hunt for theyre young, the larvas have to take care for themselves.
The relationship of amphibians and insects is a predator-prey relationship. Amphibians hunt insects for food. As such, they help to control insect populations.
well only amphibians sleep like the turtle
Amphibians typically enter a state of rest or sleep during the night, as they are primarily nocturnal creatures. However, their sleep patterns can vary depending on the species and environmental conditions. During sleep, their metabolic rate decreases, and they may seek shelter to avoid predators and conserve moisture. Some amphibians also exhibit periods of dormancy during extreme weather conditions, such as drought or cold.
Most camouflaged frogs are nocturnal and therefore sleep during the day. Those frogs that don't need to camouflage themselves to avoid predators are diurnal, meaning they sleep at night and hunt during the day.
they sleep or hunt
No they do not they have sex and hunt
They hunt and sleep.
they hunt,fight,and sleep
hunt, sleep, mate